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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11

A ls4lsT plicntcd III enbc5 requiring Con
sA ~ IIDINTIAL ana SCIENTIFIC Mcdl-
cation are treated at this Diypcnsary with u sue
Gees rarely attained. DR.. :. X. Lake IL member
oi the Royal College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
and 10 the oltlg " aud most experienced SrECIAL-
IsT IN the city. Special attention given 10 Merry.
ous Debility from excessive mental cAcrton, In.
discrcuous of youth, Sc, catslng physical and
mental decay, lack ofcncrgy, dependency, etc. !;
a.so Cancers, Oh Sores, His Piles, Rheumatism
and all diseases OF the skin, Blood Lngg, Urin.
AIRY Organs, sc. Consultation free and strictly
confidential. Office hours to aud 10 D. IN.
Sundays 2 to- pm. only. Call mt onice or address
SIX LAKE. MD, M.Rc.P,s. orE,J. LAKE, NJ. n.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11
7 he Reason

The Reason
Why you should send your order for any kind of
Rye or Bouri on WhiSkcy. Brandy, Gin, Wines.
&c, 10 j. Schumacher. No. 96i Lisery ST., Pitts
burg. Pa, is because he keeps the best ana pur-
est goods In that line, ana sells them al lower
prices than any house IN Pittsburg.
Three year old Pure Rye. - 90 per gallon.
-Four year old Pure Rye. - 80 per gall0n.'
Five year old Pure Rye, $500 per gallon.
From to year old Pure Rye 81 90 TO $500 per
gallon; The purcst Imported Wines. Brandics
and Gins prescribed by physicians for medical
purposes, Goods shipped TO all parts OF the
country. No charge for package. Cal or write
aud give me trial order aud you Will after that
deal with no other house. Send money with
order, by registered letter or l.. q. order. L. \.
Revenue laws prohibit shipping goods G.. o. u.
Respectfully JACOB SCHUMACHER,
90l Liberty 81. Piltsburg. PA.
gY-atorc located two minutes walk IRON I'm
ION Depot.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11

The components of Laxador are
prescribed by the ablest physicians of
the land. 1t is nonpareil for loss of
appetite and debility. Price 25 cents
Perfect health can be assured to the
baby by judiciously using DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. Sold everywhere for
25 cents bottle.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11
EHaGss.E2s

For Dropsy. Gravel Brights. Heart Urinary
or Liver Diseases. NcrvouAnc1S &c Cure Guar
antced ONCE s3l Arch street. philadelphia. ~
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11

-Inquisitive people are the tunnels
OF conversation; they do not take any
thing in for their own use, but mere.
ly pass it TO another.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11
Winter Wraps, Cloaks, etc.

Most complete assOrtmen Of Ladies', Misses
and ChildIen's wraps, III all manner 0f styles.
nom finest seal Skins down to common and
cheap grades 10 suit all tastes and without
and IDEAS will be fully met by enqUirinS here
for your Winter Wraps. and money saved for
other purposes. We believe The interests OF
customers and merchants are Identical
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11

The New England electric light
companies are crowded with orders
for factory lighting.
-"You have no piano, | see y
"No, sir, / haven't" But, don't
you think you ought to have one ?''
mot any" "But, consider, if you
had one your daughter wonld play it,
and" Eyes, that's what Pm afraid
ofD
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11
B. 4 B.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
N
Dry Goods and Winter Wraqs'

Having made recently number of very ad.
yantageous puchases-clHsing stocks, etc, we
are offering now, In our different departments
values which have never been eXcelled. These
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11
WILLIAMS " MITCHELL,
TT
And now, Sept. 90, 1897, motion granted.


By THE CoUET
TIE CoHMoNvEALTH or PESH'A, 20.
BUTLER COUNTY,
tn Pcicr Kramer, McriUof Bntier C0unty, =
GrecttnJ:
We command you that you make known to
James ID. Fowzer, the petitioner; Robert y.
Fowzer, residing at Butler, Pa; Charles -
Fowzer, residing at Butler. Pa Sadie IS.
Fowzer, iatermarric1 with Newton Cuthbcrt
residing at Blairsville, Pa, and Henrietta
Fowzef. residence uuknOwD, the contents Of
the within order Of Court aud rule them and
every OF them TO be and appear before the
Judges of the Orphans Court of Butter Co.
Pa on the Grst Monday of December, 1887,
being the fifth day thereof, to accept the
within premises 1T the valuation or show
cause why the sane should not be Gold, and
make return how you have serycd this writ.
Witness the honorable Aaron l.. Uazen.
President Judge of our said Court at Butler
this 18th day Of October, 1857.
kEUBEg McELvAiS, Clerk.
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THE CITIZEN,
Subscription Rat

A weekly newspaper, published every Fri
day morning at Butler, Pa, by JOHN III. x
W. 9. NEGLEY.
G,,La,rIufton Rnfe
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11
MEN WHO WIN.

Five Hundred Dollars Thrown
Away--HiS Aim Was Sue
cess.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11

One of Germany's famous mill
tary bands will soon make tour of
England.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11

Let US live like those who ex-
pect to die, and then we shall find
that we feared death only because we
were unacqUainted with it.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11
The Weather.

Nutting,
Gathering pumpkins
HuskiDg corn,
Pruning grape vines,
Laying in coal,
Burning leaves,
Hunting mushrooms,
This is beautiful bicycling,
Weather for Talking about black
bass,
Preparing for duck
hunting,
Eating paw-paws, chest
nuts and persimmons,
Woulding you were a
boy again.
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BUTLER'S LEADING BOOT
AND SHOE HOUSE.

Is attracting great crowds of buyers Of good solid Boots
and Shoes from all parts of Butler county, from the
treme North to South and from East to West they
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-11
Notice in Partition.

In Re Partition Of the Real Estate Of Sarah
Il. Fowzer deed.
o. g., No. o., March Term, 1887.
Sept. 30, 1887, Inquisiion flied in the
Office OF Clerk of Orphans Court under the
hand and seal Of the Sheriiof Butler county,
Penna.
And now, to.wit: Sept. 2Gtb, 1887, on mo.
ton Of Williams IL Mitchell, attorneys for
heirs OF Sarah Il. FOwzer, decd. the Court H.
requested TO grant rule on the heirs Of
Sarah Il. Fowzer 10 appear on the first Mon.
day Of Dec 1887, in Butler, Pa, at an Or.
pbana Court then and there to be holden and
accept or refuse the premises at the valuation
publication Of this rule ~ be made as To Hen.
rictta Fowzer
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This is beautiful
Weather for
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
ycco,lcc;ions of Old Hickory.

As the daughter Of the .;:ta Senator
Pa1on, Mrs. Frc,ac;t'@ opportunities, 30
.l,cryc and reMcE!Aer .,.t,, i:;;: -; IL -;
Ne presidency Of Gen. .5GG..:s.;t... Uh1u
Cll Hickory anl Oh Bullion ll:.l their
,,I,s IT the White House, Tx: president /
liked to have tho senator fro:l -.is&os:ri
bra, his little daughter Jessie, and EIfs.
Fremont speaks CT thcse visits with Il
sweet, tender and delicious simplicity.
They were accustomed to find The rrr:;i-
dent in en- upper room, ''whcre TIC til!
uuth windows sent II strong livaItl.5 Ci
sunshine, but his BIZ, rocking chair was
,lUays drawn close to the large weed
f,e" AS Jackson talked with TIC c,,ild';3
father he would keep her by him, his hcn;i
On her head. '>Sc1ncti1ncs,' HIS. l'rc-
mont writes, forgetting E:c, il, tie inter
e. Of discussion, his long, lcny fingers
took an unconscious grip" bat she had
tan trained not to vince or show pain
even if Gen. Jackson twisted her c,.rls {.
little too vigorously. This description OF
&stcrn old soldier-presidcnt, seated in u
rude old fashioned rocking chair in the
Elte House, with the Child by llil,,
while he discussed ilcn and affairs viii.
the Missouri senator, brief as it is, is !,
petws-Philadc!phia Times.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
She Would Not Serve.

The latest small but gusty breeze in
altituunous society was raised over Il
question OF dress. It is {; custom Of the
scmi-pUblic b3l!s---tl1osc to which en-
trance is restricted to IL carefully chosen
cOiapany---to impart an aspect OF scciusion
by having three wo1i!cn pose Is hOstesses
Tiis; was done on the occasion in question.
A trio Of Fifth avenues proulcst and
most respected wives consented to act
They were to stand in an ;.ntc-room of the
large hall, on low platform, and bow
grectingly to the arriving guests. That is
how tho Ting is t.onc. Tho first of these
matrons to report for duty was clad in
sumptuous brown b1ocadc. The second
wore pink satin. So far SO good Eut
the third came in crimsou-a color that
etiectually killed the delicate pink of her
proposed companion. The latter anSrily
declared that she would not serve. She
was sure that the othe: had known all
about the color question, for it had been
discussed, and dcvilish E!@l!>>;nity alone
had i1ai:cllcd her to put on the destructive
rcd. Thc difficulty could net be COM
posed, end SO two m:trons received tho
company, Will, the third mingled! with
Tic ti,ro2c,, trying to hide lcr anger under
q placid surface.--Cl&ra Ecllc in Pioneer
Press
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
To Impress Constituents.

It is estimated by tho clerks WHO
ta2aic them that more than 2,CJO llccs-
l'es have been introduced in the house
1aee ut became evident TO any wiGc:. wake
ne-tcr that there Was not the least lone
fraction by both houses, and that tho
measures would die, and that one-i,ulf of
,aese, the authors well knew, would never
macted upon by either house. Even at
'as late day call OF the house will result
IL inc introduction Of from 100 to 900 Lills
kaen VI comn'ittee meetings, with very few
atssI,1ons, have been suspended, and it is
a'i1ooaale, IL. not to say impossible, that
a.y q them will receive attention. Asked
sly this was SO, an old member said: "lt
s.u sw sa.lsfy the constituency. Why, I
1se ..:, often received requests from con
sssaei'ts during the last month in Il cou.
s5s s,.ss 70 Introduce u bill, ant! when I told
.ts sls-l Una. there was not the least possible
s-slee is,a4, OF consideration they urged that I
,+;.', rt."anes 1t anyway. I have had con
tssueul' .sa insist t.lnt Introduce u bill on
". ,ss very LIST day CT a session, and if | did
Vss,: W. 10 II they would York against ,nc,'-
'@'''''s'on Cor. New York Sun,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
A Plan That Didn't Work.

One druggist had al automatic chestnut
register on the door of the closet j., which
he Keeps the poisonous stuff of his
stock, and it rings every time tic closet 4,
opened to take anything fron, it. m.
tinClc OF the bell was for the pnrrosc cf
awa!-cnin,; the clerk to the RESPONSIBILITY
OF his actions.
1t didn't work.
~ thought 1t y good plan,' the Glrugaict
said, Is lie asked the reporter if lie Q, or
smoked, ''but this was how. it worked: A
fellow came rushing in here one rirlt
with & prescription for his wife, and. like
every person under similar circumstances
OF excitement, hc must tell me all about
her dangerous condition.
"Grcct Scott! Wl3! s ;lat:' he asked,
as the Ec!l ou the door of my poison closet
rauS. AS lie WAS too excited to Lc telling
a story, he didn't understand why the
bell rang, and looked at me suspciouslv.
"'Ec.l CT tho poison closet replied.
'futti:Is POISON in my wifc's r,cd;-
cinc! l.c c::cl>irsc<l. Well, suppose it's
al right, bat tell you, ;.s told the (lo:-
tor, that E!y wife is one Of those woincn--
Heavens! there's that bell again. More
poison? Look |,crc, ain't you making
some mistake, putting so E!uc,l poison in
my Tiic's medicine: No? Well, ] don't
know about that. Here, Give me the pre-
scriptioA. guess I'd better sec TIC doctor
about II. don't want ny wife POISONED ,
There were so many occurrences like
that,' the druggist concluded. ''tlat we
had to Go away with the little scheme.
However, sou may say hat oil ,lr,g'sia,s
are exceedingly careful, and it's very rare
that cr1c:' arc made. You know, no
man is tnfa!lible. e."-Circinnau CONNER
cial Gazette.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
Reception Prostratis,n.

: I have discovered that q new disease is
rava:,ny Eostci,. 1t is l;aown as ''rcccp-
tioil lroSi":tie, ! met orc Of its VIC
TINS last week, 1: iHan who i; garcr;liv
ovc::!H'?in, with &D,i.,;. Nc was gloomy,
clico.i@ l..'@ant.',C:;ic, i. %:M seemed rs
though he had Ecvct '.':uvl ioy; to smile,
;.Hu }'33 III natter at1;.::cr TO cEccr.lilncs..
'-.ut Uti:' i Inquired. Used ;:i,r' was
TIC distressed answer. 100 E.u>!i re-
cc2tiua. I'm rTostr%tel by it. Ia fact,
II J followed my in>i:...s' would 40 to
another reception th;:, ;Itcrnncn, take {;
dc:c OF to;,..l Oil l:t.;. and make /. ScrS;;,-
ton by dying then "ru there Only
think ct Il! y rcac,>t ion every day; ;,o,:lc~
times TIVE ~ day. s,y nothing C !,ua;-
Gales i'll t.:c evening. You sec The sam,
people IT them I'll; h:cr the sa:Hc things
tine Sam" gossip, the Same l:tlc sc:lr~
d2iS: see the same chocolate ans. wl,ippe ,
cream, TIE same t2".. Iou see the sans,
"C...CD :rl:ir!nG, =. The same Ct!Cr Wolncn
with tie same expression Of mingled Won
der and incl i.,,:.t iul t;.Ht they a!o,.li BE
there, until III last tho world sccE.s to
narrow ,i!Hli t!CWn to SO..ic t,O1.2n Ur two
| people whom you meet at every turn, ana
who pcryaIc your existence rs il they
were an in1crnr.,Llc part Of it. Ny
nerves arc shaken. ny faith in pleasure
undermined; | believe, If I were wounded,
l should bleed Vienna chocolate or black
tea Ard lie l>oi:c&t the vcr. cH,nrti-
mont Of limp disqualification Saturday
Gazette
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
...,c,,s Old Custom.

-. Ia the custom many years
ltused, 70 s,,on,,s ~ now Kingston, for all
.ity .s9nu danes to prepare f:'tG r. tho . Isn,;,v
thssy ny GiGcrcnt members CT inc ta,,..iy.
a f.. ,at thc rrovth Of child the ola ~, ravs We
WITH Vtla.,' Nv would be discar<:c,l-pernaps
tothes ~ ";,nnrovilent Or si1iftless neigh
given ~ ~ -. ,,scd in time OF need-and new
bof 70 y, " would be promptly made to re-
Elinc..,s,oo .,,o old A story is told about q
Y!aee ~ wv ~ ilo late Judge V,cstbrook, OF
r!aI.o r,0u ~ City. Mrs. IS grave clothes
l.a hlags,u Sccn laid carefully away fer many 2
la ha 'l,r 'ar When grown yellow or rlussed
long ;.ua u"yi the old lady would ''do them up
!c0srSs a y With her own hands and u feeling
iIesi iI1e;i;.cfrl readiness and security would
y u.sIh ~ IN hers One day a ncighhor called
aI,u o .lo NJ ol,l l.dy, and the latter was found
u . :. ~. crcatly perturbcl over something.
70 Ec.,1s w. s yon;d be flustcred, too," said the
.uus.I .,i.ad dame. "if somebody canac end
sss,,o,red s,rv your grave cloth. J, just after
!s.,a Cos,yll nj Lcen done up fresh. That shift
,.' ,.s: Miss -! knew she wouldn't Lave
iavthina -. Git to wear when she camc to
~. ~. orI. sure enough, it WAS borrow,
~, .,rrow even after her death. Such shift
,,..ncss ,s. 7 never could endure! Now l.. G
' =. IN co to work rnd make up another
= cr r,.v be cat@h:(l il. the S. nc box. =
- ,ll lady, WHO Uas tilcn pcso so, went
,-o~rtlv to work ard had fresh grave
..ot1cs mclc un, ANA it is asserted c-l
,onl w authority t.,ata,le lived only y few
tte,,, alter their COMPLETION. --i>ingaton
Frpn,nall.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
a Lecture Oh Ecnnou,v

# fAsS.apa -, locking tramp knocked 1T one
nae ','s "s, tlacSt residences III Austin. au5i
'.s ..,Hn.. :yae4vsd by the ls,ly uf the house.
wv, wat 20 you wa;lt::''
s,.,a II. give lie y dime to b,,v p
q sls lssn .. ose''l' 'scuso re, mean LOAF
..tran't invent cot my money!
r,o,'o.. 'Ia.crt noi3oncy. Tse,,, madam,
yonr rs iis cottage is ,vocl,l s,2,-.~c;;,
t.'cn,, @ I';n:; !, INTO II chea rcr hou%o: yo;,rrc
osy ss is l.;tas IeyorGi your means. Cys:.,-
e.othc, q "u,!nn, "n1 Lconosa!Se in the wsy Of
reracs ,[ss i ana house rent. Cut your cS.
viii VII; , Is,' ''... ti!en perhaps some ,lay vo,,
t,a, m 'rns r," ;@'m"tosrarc-a dime n,",;sn
Ass,rv hun "''y ynS ~ the mcans of preventing a
eS eo:::t,n. anu .n;ay ';h,rs.y fellow mortal f:om
tint n.;,1 G1 the va'aeof t,.r:t:- -iIya cent =
tie Io lo,;snl VIII nphoatcr the ,;;,r; ,,nrs,s e of
silver '''1on nio.cS of his dcepairiry .onl With u u
VITA bocI, :',a Ia.l mir; sn'i Gil Lis sto.a:ch
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
rCl,crli l-ntr1. into t:c'. .n.

">;S standing, in front cf our heed.
quarters when the Federal ar:av made
lhc': grand entry into Viclsai'nr-. Tucy
We're Il suo;! way Off when N.> t:rst heard
their dri.:ns as they sounlct. the tu1n-
t0E. cT:l every ear was turned to the
quarter from, whence this c;;nlc to make
out What they were rlayn~ Various
gucsscs were offered III that direction, but
were all given up, one by 2ilr, - ',c wind
lotieu CT shifted ~ ! the &.1lMl':; set so
terribly naked II, that net the lncst rcrfcct
master OF music could say for /, certainty
tnat they expressed any time 1T III. At
last somebody cxclai1ncd: "V-hv that is
Yankee Eoodle." AS the Federal column
came into view every drummer era tif,r in
t!e whole grand army pl".e,l Yankee
Doctle' as loud cl.u as stron,, as it YVES
possible for them to mako i,.-W, C.
Wilde in Philadelphia Times.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
u. :. DISTRICT EUURT>
establishments. oi Districts. Assignments.
md Terms.

Al H. .''n"''' "'>>''" ''e o"''''''''
Court OF N'"';'"' '>''"''>hso"' ''''''">:
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Second DISTRICT -~D"r Lodge, Silver
80" aut Ai~>rh':l' - h'' !. 'a!Ni.'''h'
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\ Poodle l'!aSuc Hits the Capital.

Since Mrs. Cleveland has adopted tho
M;:cl; poodle for u .ct do; Washington
society l,:; taken W t:9> .:.ll, Species ~
its rctt. Not Ions. ago Hector, the
black Antwerp roc;llc, who lords it over
ali the ttt,,cr pets ct TIE White llcu2o on
account Of seniority, YVES the only Liacl:
poodle iii this city, but no" TO dude coa-
si.ic:s himself in the fashion un!cs., lie has
II black poodle. Even tic young ladies
have taken to black pootllcs fer pct dogs.
In a walk up thc avenue counted no less
than ST.; black pooGlC; in ;:s many squares.
It was curious to note the various srcci-
mcns-so:nc very fine looking; otEcrs
looked shaggy and dirty, as it just risen
from poverty to a:.iucncc and they had
not had time to set used to il. \ dog
fancicr j., this city says he has more or
lcrs FOR black root'les than he c:a .il!, and
that t:,c boorl in the dog market i, un-
prcccucntc.!. He says he thinks OF begin
ming to dye some Of his white roo,.lcs
black to meet the demand. AS yet the
cell for r.onkcys has not begun. Cor.
Baltimore American.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
Az lH"r<;!lNONS ION.

4 member Of I've I.c'-,o.l astronomical
society ll;;i pointed CIT Tat t,!c co,.i>lc!l
assumption chat y f1':,''r,-.o;l. ci meteor
dust 40 larger tam % EluHt.rl scou ilay
give thc DcilIi"rcy CT a first ,lnrnitu>,c
star i; crro-!cocc. 10 give lat l;r:, ,.ltnccs;
at & distance OF 100 r.:lc', about th:t 1T
which lAetco1:' arc usually seen. would
require an electric lamp cf 1oG0o ra:,:,lc
power. 1t i; lilcrcforc rr;32D!c ll:"t tie
smallest Visible Elcteor3 have !, cur.acc
cqucl to the i..cante3ccHt portion CT II 100
candle power electric ere, it not much
greater.--BoGtol Budget.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
""r Indian l:cscrva,;o,,.

sates co,,,a;n '" nie:S5tc2rv:tions Ct the United
thc.: no,',,, ru,ns:n :0o,CUo square ,,i,cs % n'"i
tx ttcr;sas,S,H, tH;s,,,on is ;,bout -v0, Coo rv,nt~. '.
,,aea family ,ro., I'.Ss miles would locate
ssi;'es, vS's: '1s I;13, of about 1.o,op) square
$s.O,o0o 1,;s "on!d @ produce un,lt:ally
S$so,COO the .s.s sn'ount exceeds Ly About
Tie tx rcyr,er, cG',re c2 sum appropriated :ur
~za;;on.--c,tInl,t. Il t.,:r subsistence md civ.
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The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
Wasted si.c-:,:'-, r..:,Gr,

;fjcar i4:tol@1'.;;::z.---z..:. !.uy" ere YOU,
cd fellow: ,,,-,t tie yea ;,u: y with,
',tN.I"l:>l N,.tl. ,i' 81 ot.c.??
Second Lit@rGI:.,:l---. s;;G-~,rer y:c.,-.
i'El tra1IylNtillts Trt,,;,! i,lN f5r> weekly
r;->c.,.
T.. 1..-~li tra,>:sl".'nt l,",>l ,:,.c!,,..2
=. L.--\'>!i, it involve; {: cert:.i,,
;:,--.~',,:.::tt G. l@',oG.
I. IL ',c: II think it v.on,l cccc:cr
ior yea 70 cory t,,c fu, fror, TIC -tl,c-i-
c:s:' paper" ':at":c it l.; stolen ,tHc I'.r::s-
i'm Dress. Ii .ou did I-."t y@;' vn,l.>.n't
rccd to tr"n:sl;:tc it 1t "n.--Ecaton
Courier.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
Open to AN Engagement.

An advertisement reads rs follows: "A
young man, sober and reliable. WHO has a
wooden leg and cork arm, is VII. l~, Tor {.
moderate salcry, to allow his f,,!~c limbs
to bc MANNED by wild beasts il cry rcp,,t-
able nlcnagcric, as cn advertisement. No
objection to travCiiur.''
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
Gen. Soulan::er's I>oyhcnI

Gen. Boulanger was the son cf {. Door
ndvocatc 1T Nantes and u bcaut iul Ing
Hshwor'an, and III his boyhool YVES as
vain and theatrical as now. l1c would
often go Without his lunch III order to save
money for the purchase of lemon cclorc,l
Kid gloves. Times.